When you are tired, you have to clean your room before you can rest when you get home.

It's a sign of love for cleanliness, it's also a sign of obsessive-compulsive disorder, if you can still think of going to bed after you're very tired, I think it's a very good habit that you can keep going, it's something that no one can do, it's a very good thing that you can do.

I think it's a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and if you get used to cleaning your room every day when you get home, you won't be able to sleep at night without cleaning your room. I have a strong obsessive-compulsive disorder, for example: I can't finish something today, but I can do it tomorrow, but I always have to finish it today.

Such a person must be full of rituals about life, and may have a slight cleanliness habit, but in this way it will also be very tiring, after all, after a busy day of work, it is already very tired, and you have to come back to clean, if the sanitary environment at home is very poor, your mood will also become very bad.

This kind of person generally has a compulsive mentality, or has a heavy cleanliness habit, even if they are very tired, but they also want to live in a warm and comfortable and clean place, for this kind of people, they are some better qualities. This kind of person is very good.

I think that such people just have a little obsessive-compulsive disorder, always tidy up the house, and then sleep more peacefully, or feel that this is a full day for this day, and some people may just save some time and can rest a little more tomorrow.

This is a habit for housekeepers, because this state has lasted for a long time, so even if you are tired, as long as you come home and see a mess at home, you will clean up first.

This is a kind of love and responsibility for the family, that is, I feel that I live in this family, I want to do something for this family, I want to provide a better living environment for my family, and I want to make this family more warm through my own efforts.

Strictly speaking, if similar behaviors do not trigger your corresponding negative reactions, such as physical discomfort, bad mood, bad spirit, etc., or even affect your normal life. It should not be defined as a mental illness. It can be replaced by other means, such as walking, watching movies, exercising, etc.